Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt at Kingston Lacy
When? 06 Apr 2019 to 22 Apr 2019
Where? Wimborne
From 6 - 22 April 2019 you are invited to a special woodland adventure at Kingston Lacy.
Follow the map and complete the nature activities along the way to celebrate the arrival of spring. It will be hungry work, so finish your woodland adventure with a Cadbury chocolate treat.
The Easter Egg Hunt will run around the Woodland Walk between 10am - 4pm, 6 - 22 April 2019. There is no need to pre-book in advance. You will be able to pay for the hunt map at Visitor Reception (cash and card) or from the gazebo at the start of the hunt (cash only). Please note that normal admission applies to this event for non-National Trust members. The hunt map costs £2.50 per child, which includes one chocolate egg at the end.
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